Workshops in Lembongan

Overview

Lembongan Island is a popular destination for water sports enthusiasts and crafty individuals alike. The island offers various workshops where visitors can learn traditional Balinese crafts, improve their surfing skills, or even try their hand at diving.

Surfing and Paddleboarding

• Learn to surf on the island’s gentle waves with lessons available for all skill levels.
• Take a stand-up paddleboard (SUP) tour through the crystal-clear waters of Lembongan.
• Rent equipment and explore the coastline at your own pace.

Diving and Snorkeling

• Discover the vibrant marine life of Nusa Penida, a nearby island, with guided snorkel tours or diving excursions.
• Improve your diving skills with courses for beginners through to advanced certification.

Traditional Crafts

• Learn about Balinese wood carvings at local workshops where artisans share their techniques and passion.
• Take part in weaving or pottery classes and create unique souvenirs to remember your trip.

Tips for Visitors

• Always book workshops in advance, especially during peak travel seasons, to ensure availability.
• Respect the local environment and communities when participating in activities that involve interacting with marine life or natural resources.
• Don’t forget sunscreen and a hat; even short periods spent outdoors can lead to sunburn on sunny days.
• Be prepared for changing weather conditions with rain jackets or other appropriate gear.

Getting Around

Lembongan is easily accessible by boat from Bali’s southern coast. Once on the island, bicycles are a popular mode of transportation among tourists and locals alike. Scooters and cars are also available for rent if you prefer more speed.

Safety First

Be mindful of your physical limitations when participating in water activities or any workshop that involves strenuous exercise. Take regular breaks to avoid fatigue and ensure a safe experience.

By following these guidelines and tips, visitors can have an enjoyable time exploring the workshops on Lembongan Island while respecting both their fellow tourists and the local community.